Mobile ticketing and fare payments platform for public transit agencies
Masabi runs a fare-payments platform for transit operators on a JVM backend (Java, Kotlin) with Kafka via Confluent Cloud, DynamoDB and MySQL on AWS, plus native Swift/Objective-C mobile apps. Heavy observability tooling and ISO/IEC 27001 point to a security-conscious, ops-mature engineering org. Current hiring skews toward principal-level engineers in Poland and a sales push targeting Italian transport authorities.
Notable leadership hires: Technical Lead
Masabi is a London-headquartered company founded in 2012 that builds ticketing and fare collection technology for public transport. Its offering spans mobile ticketing, account-based ticketing, open payments and fare payments delivered as a service, with Justride as a core product and SDK. Customers are transit agencies and transport authorities. The company is privately held with 201–500 employees and is currently hiring in Poland and Italy across engineering, sales and support.
Masabi builds on Java and Kotlin with Kafka (Confluent Cloud), DynamoDB and MySQL on AWS, managed via Terraform, CloudFormation and Puppet, with Grafana, Prometheus and Kibana for monitoring and Swift for iOS.
Masabi is hiring in Poland and Italy, with openings weighted toward senior engineering roles, including a Technical Lead, plus sales and support positions.
Job posts point to Justride passenger experience and SDK integration, payments platform architecture, a microservices implementation, application migrations and a data architecture strategy.
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